Not just the government. Most of the pundits in all media have just gone quiet, occasionally emerging to yell at college students. Wars in the middle east usually turn them all into loquacious experts
Israeli attacks might have forced up to one million people - a sixth of the country’s population - to flee parts of Lebanon, fuelling the worst displacement crisis in the country’s history, PM says.
Tough to escape the idea that literally any other political candidate in the last half century publicly calling for kristallnacht would be a career ender. And here we are, just kinda, I dunno, Tuesday.
‘The result of America’s refusal to cut all arms supplies to Israel has consequences: there are now no obstacles to its killing spree. There are no boundaries.’
Today Israelis are celebrating their 'achievements' in Lebanon. But they will pay a heavy price for the suffering Israel has inflicted on Palestinians and Lebanese for decades to come
Probably says something that Australia's defence policy and procurement decisions is guided more by the personal grievances of foreign political leaders than any strategic consideration. Not sure what though.
Seattle was supposed to be a climate refuge, too - then we got walloped by smoke, then the heat dome. The sooner we let go of the illusion of escape the sooner we can get serious about the solidarity needed to lower emissions and prepare our communities.
Painful irony w/Helene's colossal damage in Asheville: the city recently placed #3 on a list of US cities most likely to experience "climate migration". Asheville summers are cool by Southeastern standards, and annual avg precip (~36") is low for the region. www.citizen-times.com/story/news/l...
Migration due to climate change may land Asheville a lot of new residents in coming years according to a sustainable real estate expert.
How are we supposed to treat genocide deniers? My whole life i was taught that the answer is "not well"
IT’S JUST EVIL. IT’S NOT COMPLICATED. IT. IS. EVIL.